Advanced To time something inappropriately or poorly, especially in terms of its opportune or suitable moment. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Mistime'
The conductor's decision to mistime the orchestra's entrance created a dissonant performance.
The chef's ability to mistime the addition of spices resulted in an unbalanced flavor.
The astronaut was careful not to mistime the activation of the spacecraft's thrusters.
During the play, the actor tried not to mistime his entrance for a dramatic effect.
Amanda learned not to mistime her responses in a debate, ensuring a persuasive argument.
The chess player strategized not to mistime their critical move in the championship match.
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